Examples of using Conceded in English and their translations into Arabic
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And conceded the presidency, we wouldn't be here right now.
Gore conceded to Bush. He's on his way to the plaza.
On 12 August 2003, the State party conceded the admissibility of the complaint.
They conceded that the knowledge base required to deal with biodiversity loss was incomplete.
Cameron subsequently conceded that his action had failed to secure any safeguards for the UK.
Later that month, Aso conceded that his family's mine had used POW labour.
An Israeli source conceded that some 12 per cent of the settlements could be unoccupied.
The delegation itself conceded that the practice of denying that registration took place is unlawful.
With respect, Madam President, your side pushed the point, but we never conceded.
They received sums of money that they believed to be compensation for the 50 hectares conceded.
The Government had conceded in its report and presentation that few trafficking cases had been prosecuted.
They conceded to all your demands.
He conceded, however, that the term" review conferences" might be open to misinterpretation.
The Chancellor has conceded on every front.
I haven't worn garters since Nixon conceded.
It further noted that the State party conceded that domestic remedies had been exhausted.
Are there facts that are likely to be conceded by the other party?
The Committee notes that the author conceded that it was not authorized to act by the child,
For example, both the Federation and the Republika Srpska conceded in July 1996 that their laws relating to abandoned property were contrary to basic human rights.
Some Israeli officials have conceded that the destruction of this purely civilian installation was indeed unwise.